Robin, that's not ok. You sit in the warm House and the poor boy has to shovel snow :-)) But it is the correct distribution. For such things it needs strong and fearless men. *bg*
But the snow is amazing. Soooo much.... It looks great, but I think it's very hard.
You poor girl!!! We only got a couple of inches but 65mph wind for two days! It's howling through the windows. I'm thankful right now for my fire and hot apple cider. :) Be safe and keep warm ~
Hi Robin, It looks alot like this at my house too!! Living on a farm as we do makes life for us very difficult since so much of our work is ourside! I really hate all this snow!! Great weather for crafting and blogging!! Stay warm, Julie
Your snow looks pretty from here. I guess I won't complain about our measly 3 inches. My husband would be in heaven out there though. He loves to plow and use the snowblower. he just doesn't get to use them very often.
Looks kind of cold in your neck of the woods. Thank goodness for husbands and snow blowers. Your glitter houses are so adorable. Thanks for the tutorial. Mimi
Oh my goodness! That's a lot of snow. We've dodged most of it, but we'll get hit soon I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteRobin, that's not ok. You sit in the warm House and the poor boy has to shovel snow :-)) But it is the correct distribution. For such things it needs strong and fearless men. *bg*
ReplyDeleteBut the snow is amazing. Soooo much.... It looks great, but I think it's very hard.
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Tine
Oh man!!! Stay cozy! We are just getting the beginning of it here in Michigan!!!
ReplyDeleteWowzers!! Looks Like Fun...Stay Warm.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness for big snowblowers!!
ReplyDeleteYou poor girl!!!
ReplyDeleteWe only got a couple of inches but 65mph wind for two days! It's howling through the windows.
I'm thankful right now for my fire and hot apple cider. :)
Be safe and keep warm ~
Hi Robin, It looks alot like this at my house too!! Living on a farm as we do makes life for us very difficult since so much of our work is ourside! I really hate all this snow!! Great weather for crafting and blogging!! Stay warm, Julie
ReplyDeleteYour snow looks pretty from here. I guess I won't complain about our measly 3 inches. My husband would be in heaven out there though. He loves to plow and use the snowblower. he just doesn't get to use them very often.
ReplyDeleteShame on me for complaining that it was to hot today!
ReplyDeleteLooks kind of cold in your neck of the woods. Thank goodness for husbands and snow blowers. Your glitter houses are so adorable. Thanks for the tutorial. Mimi
ReplyDeleteWow! It is a winter wonderland there! We had a bit of freezing rain here in southern Ontario. Nothing like you guys are experiencing!
ReplyDeleteStay warm!
Kim:)